Review: The Trial of Jane Fonda, The Park Theatre
The year is 1988, the setting Waterbury, Connecticut. Ronald Reagan is president and Jane Fonda, by then a double Oscar winner, was shooting Stanley and Iris opposite Robert de Niro. Her hig…
The year is 1988, the setting Waterbury, Connecticut. Ronald Reagan is president and Jane Fonda, by then a double Oscar winner, was shooting Stanley and Iris opposite Robert de Niro. Her hig…
The most striking thing about Dinosaur Dreams, an original play by Will Adolphy, is its unflinching directness. Conceived in consultation with mental health professionals, the play charts…
Adrift is, I would be willing to bet, one of the more unusual shows on offer this week. Taking place in a public walkway under the streets of South Kensington, the cavernous space is filled …
As the audience clamber to their seats in the Yard Theatre's charmingly erratic auditorium, a silent home movie plays on a loop in the background. We momentarily catch glimpses of a New Zeal…
Just off Camden High Street, the tiny Etcetera Theatre played host this weekend to Blackout Creative Arts' New Writing Weekend by showcasing a double bill of new plays. Fridge, by Rose Br…